The Miami Dolphins showed more encouraging signs against the Kansas City Chiefs than in either of their first two games. Malik Willis finally became a major factor as a runner, Chris Bell produced his best performance yet and Miami got encouraging play from both its offensive and defensive lines. Wes Goldberg breaks down everything he liked and didn’t like, including Willis rushing nine times for 56 yards, Chris Bell’s 67-yard performance, Jacob Rodriguez’s first career interception and a 42-yard strike to Greg Dulcich. But Willis still missed too many deep throws, De’Von Achane left injured and one fourth-down decision helped Kansas City break the game open.
The Miami Dolphins showed more encouraging signs against the Kansas City Chiefs than in either of their first two games. Malik Willis finally became a major factor as a runner, Chris Bell produced his best performance yet and Miami got encouraging play from both its offensive and defensive lines.
Wes Goldberg breaks down everything he liked and didn’t like, including Willis rushing nine times for 56 yards, Chris Bell’s 67-yard performance, Jacob Rodriguez’s first career interception and a 42-yard strike to Greg Dulcich. But Willis still missed too many deep throws, De’Von Achane left injured and one fourth-down decision helped Kansas City break the game open.